Where can I get
replacement parts?
The best chance you have to find a replacement
for a missing or broken part from a PLAYMOBIL®
set is to get in touch with your regional PLAYMOBIL®
consumer service department. They usually can
help you with a request for a replacement part
from sets that are currently on the market.

How to find and contact a
PLAYMOBIL® Service Department?
The
exact and most recent contact information for your regional
Consumer Service Department can be found on the
back of the regional assortment catalogs or the mini-catalogs that come with almost any PLAYMOBIL®
product.

Alternatively, you can follow
this link to the international contact
information page at playmobil.com:

Where do I get
replacement parts for discontinued sets?
When sets are discontinued, the stocks of
replacement parts kept by the various service
departments tend to dry out quickly. It will
often prove to be impossible to get a
replacement part directly from PLAYMOBIL®s
service departments for sets that have been
discontinued 4 or more years ago.

When you are looking for a part from a
discontinued set, the best way to go is to keep
your eye on the offering of PLAYMOBIL® sets on
auction sites like
www.ebay.com
and wait until a second hand version of your
damaged set comes up for sale. The set doesn't
necessarily have to be complete, but you better
make sure to check that your missing part is
included in the auctioned set.

Another solution is to put a little note in one
of the PLAYMOBIL® related discussion boards,
like
playmoboard.com so that someone else might find it for
you...

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